Andrew Masuku

Jesus, speaking in His human capacity, declared, “Anyone who has seen me has seen the Father” (John 14:9). The foundation for such a stunning claim is laid in Genesis 1:26–27, where we learn that humanity was created in the image of God. To bear that image is to reflect the…

Popular tradition often pictures the Church of God as a physical edifice—a place where worshippers gather weekly on Sunday or Saturday. But if we take Jesus as the sole founder of His Church, we must set aside the idea of a material building, for He never constructed one. Instead, He…

True Christians are children of God, with an identity no longer defined by what is outwardly observed in the physical realm. Churches that relegate women are following a physical order, guided by the limitations of material conditions. To illustrate: if I want to exit a house, I must follow the…

Racial prejudice remains one of humanity’s most stubborn and destructive vices. We live in a world that habitually sorts people by utility, measuring worth by the benefits they can provide. Tragically, “whiteness” has been marketed as a premium brand, valued not by the true standard of dignity—the capacity to serve…

Without Jesus, this world stands condemned. The mission of Christianity is to proclaim the gospel of the Kingdom of God—a Kingdom fundamentally opposed to the kingdoms of this world. It is impossible to preach that gospel while living in harmony with the systems it confronts. When God sent His only…

Attaining Godliness is the aim of every Christian and of all who long for God’s Kingdom. Jesus came to reveal the Father to a humanity trapped in ignorance of its origin. The real stumbling block is ignorance, deepened by the assumption that we already know. In its quest for freedom,…

There are many unknowns when observing human behavior. In this part of the world, apartheid has often received more blame than other societal fractures, such as tribalism. Yet the most uncomfortable question we must confront is this: Are the black people who suffered the worst discrimination during the apartheid era…

A misguided mind assumes that an effect can exist without a cause. While some causes may not be immediately visible, their effects are rarely subtle. Our world urgently needs individuals who understand that today’s actions shape tomorrow’s reality—just as we now contend with the consequences left by the generation before…

Without loyalty, there can be no true devotion worthy of worship. The story of humanity cannot be told honestly without confronting its estrangement from God. In technology, effectiveness depends on the precise application of formulas; even a slight deviation produces unintended outcomes. Precision is essential, and this very precision reflects…

How many people honestly acknowledge the confusion that exists within Christianity? The very question often rests on the assumption that long-established denominations are genuinely authentic. Yet if that were true, we would not see such widespread disunity. Each group tends to pursue its own interests. Even if the leaders of…